Part 10 Cranes and Derricks

Dates: December 9, 2021

Meets: Th from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM

Location: ONLINE - Live

COURSE: $130.00

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This course will review the MIOSHA regulations found in Part 10. Cranes and Derricks. Rules regarding crane assembly and disassembly, inspections, safe operation, power line safety, and required training, certifications and qualifications will be covered. The course will describe current best practices and regulatory changes with emphasis on recognizing hazards and complying with the 2016 revision to the Part 10 standard. 


 

Agenda:

  • Recognize hazards of cranes in construction. 
  • Discuss assembly, inspection, operational, and disassembly rules. 
  • Interpret training requirements for operators, riggers, and signal persons. 
  • Practice creating procedures that support compliance with Part 10.


Check in: 8:30-9:00 a.m.

Lunch Provided.


MTI courses offer scholarships that will pay 50% of the cost. To learn more about the scholarships program or to apply, visit the MTI scholarship application page.




 

Fee: $130.00
Hours:6.00
CEUs:0.60

Fee Breakdown

CategoryDescriptionAmount
FeeCOURSE$ 130.00
Optional FeeScholarship$ 65.00

ONLINE - Live

The Zoom link for the course will be emailed to you two days prior to the event.

Jim Getting, PhD

Jim Getting was appointed to MIOSHA's Consultation Education and Training
(CET) Division in 2007 and provides construction safety services for the Southwest
counties of Michigan. Jim has over 16 years of experience as a construction
safety professional. Prior to joining CET, Jim worked as Safety Director for several
companies, encountering a multitude of construction safety hazards. Jim learned
first-hand the challenges of training workers, developing safety plans, inspecting
worksites, and developing written programs to ensure worker safety and complying
with MIOSHA standards.

Jim has a Doctoral degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Auburn
University. His primary specialty is the managing of safety and motivation of workers
through behavioral safety methods. By utilizing these straight-forward and effective
techniques and his field experience, Jim provides training and consultation to assist
companies in developing positive and proactive safety programs.